Female Delusion Calculator

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Female Delusion Calculator
Standard US DemographicsStrict/Elite Criteria
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Statistical Result:

Match Probability = 0.00%

function calculateResult(){var age=parseFloat(document.getElementById('min_age').value);var height=parseFloat(document.getElementById('min_height').value);var income=parseFloat(document.getElementById('min_income').value);var married=document.getElementById('exclude_married').value;if(isNaN(age)||isNaN(height)||isNaN(income)){alert('Please enter valid numerical values for age, height, and income.');return;}var p_age=0.5;if(age>40)p_age=0.3;var p_height=1.0;if(height>=72){p_height=0.145;}else if(height>=70){p_height=0.32;}else if(height>=67){p_height=0.65;}var p_income=1.0;if(income>=150000){p_income=0.05;}else if(income>=100000){p_income=0.12;}else if(income>=75000){p_income=0.25;}else if(income>=50000){p_income=0.45;}var p_marriage=1.0;if(married=='yes'){p_marriage=0.55;}var finalProb=(p_age*p_height*p_income*p_marriage)*100;document.getElementById('resultValue').innerHTML=finalProb.toFixed(3);var label=document.getElementById('scoreLabel');if(finalProb<0.5){label.innerHTML="Status: Extremely Rare Selection (Out of 1000)";}else if(finalProb<2){label.innerHTML="Status: Low Probability Search";}else{label.innerHTML="Status: Realistic Search Criteria";}document.getElementById('answer').style.display='block';}

Using the Female Delusion Calculator

The female delusion calculator is a statistical tool designed to provide perspective on dating standards and demographic realities. By inputting specific criteria such as height, income, and age, users can see the mathematical probability of finding an individual who meets all these parameters simultaneously within a specific population, such as the United States.

This tool is often used to visualize how the "stacking" of preferences significantly reduces the available dating pool. While subjective feelings about what is "standard" or "average" vary, the female delusion calculator relies on data similar to that provided by the US Census Bureau and the CDC to provide an objective look at the numbers.

Minimum Age
The lowest age of the target demographic you are searching for.
Minimum Height
The height requirement in inches (e.g., 6'0″ is 72 inches). Height is a major statistical filter as only a small percentage of men exceed 6 feet.
Minimum Income
The annual gross income requirement. High income brackets (e.g., $100,000+) represent a minority of the workforce.
Exclude Married
Filters out individuals who are already married, which drastically reduces the available pool, especially in older age brackets.

How It Works

The calculator uses the "Multiplication Rule" for independent events. In statistics, if you want to find the probability of multiple independent criteria being met at once, you multiply the probability of each individual criterion together. The female delusion calculator applies this to demographic data.

Probability (P) = P(Age) × P(Height) × P(Income) × P(Marital Status)

  • Height Factor: Based on the normal distribution of height (mean approx. 5'9″ for men).
  • Income Factor: Based on percentile distributions of individual earnings.
  • Marital Status: Based on the percentage of single vs. married adults in the US.

Calculation Example

Example: A user is looking for a man who is at least 6 feet tall (72 inches), earns at least $100,000 per year, and is not married.

Step-by-step solution:

  1. Probability of 6'0″+ height: ~14.5% (0.145)
  2. Probability of $100k+ income: ~12% (0.12)
  3. Probability of being unmarried: ~55% (0.55)
  4. Calculate: 0.145 × 0.12 × 0.55 = 0.00957
  5. Result = 0.957% (Less than 1 in 100 men)

Common Questions

Is the data in the female delusion calculator accurate?

The female delusion calculator uses generalized approximations based on public demographic datasets like the US Census. While it provides a high-level statistical overview, individual cities and local demographics may vary significantly.

What is considered a 'delusional' score?

The term is used colloquially in internet culture. Mathematically, any search result that returns a probability of less than 1% suggests that the criteria are highly specific and may require a significant amount of time and effort to locate in the real world.

Does this calculator account for personality or looks?

No. This calculator only deals with quantifiable demographic data. Qualitative traits like kindness, humor, or physical attractiveness are subjective and would further decrease the statistical probability if they were factored into the math.

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